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Yanited in the mud used to be funny because we all knew they'd fluke a win during a bad run, but now, there's more chance of their leaky roof getting fixed before they see a W ever again 😂
🚨 Exclusive: A source familiar with the case reportedly claims that the Premier League is considering a private sit down with Manchester City following the appeal, which has exonerated City of all 115 charges.
The league is said to be willing to issue a public apology to avoid a defamation lawsuit from City, but City are reportedly demanding an extra £500M for damages.
No punishment whatsoever. Just a public acknowledgment clearly stating that the club was wrongly accused, if the reported outcome is confirmed.
We aren't here to entertain the masses like you, Arteta & co couldn't give sweet FA for neutral engagement, winning is all that matters to us & we enjoy it even more when it comes with delicious salty tears from rivals 😂
Love the salty tears from rivals whining about how 'boring' we play 🥱
Under Wenger, we did the same against low blocks as we do now, but we'd get caught due to a brain fart from our CB & end up chasing the game & then get hit on the counter. Solid defences win you titles
Not sure why so many of African Assna fans love kissing his backside 🤔
Guess when you've never witnessed great strikers to play for us, then this is what happens
Best decision for both parties. He can't trap a bag of cement but chipped in with some crucial goals last season to get us over the line.
🚨🚨| Viktor Gyokeres is ready to 𝐐𝐔𝐈𝐓 Arsenal and is set to push for a January exit. 🔴👋
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🚨🚨| Viktor Gyokeres is ready to 𝐐𝐔𝐈𝐓 Arsenal and is set to push for a January exit. 🔴👋
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Nothing to do with Edu, Arteta drove the Calafiori signing & had to go above Edu to get it done. Same with Merino which is one of the main reasons why Edu left a few months later
I STILL WONDER HOW ARSENAL MANAGED TO GET RICCARDO CALAFIORI FOR THAT PRICE.
If we had missed out on him and he continued developing the way he has, I genuinely believe we’d be talking about a £100m+ player today.
And you can easily imagine Real Madrid or one of Europe’s big spenders coming for him.
For me, this is probably Edu Gaspar’s best piece of business at Arsenal.
Calafiori isn’t just another signing.
The timing.
The price.
The player Arsenal got.
Everything about this deal looks better and better with time.
Whatever happens from here, Riccardo Calafiori could end up being one of Edu’s biggest legacies at Arsenal.
That’s the kind of piece of business that can stand the test of time. 🔴🇮🇹
A Unicorn 🦄
He's signed a new contract and why would Madrid want a La Masia graduate to manage them? Makes zero sense 😏
From what I’ve watched so far, I honestly don’t see Mourinho getting the better of Hansi Flick in El Clásico.
And if Real Madrid end up losing that game and things continue this way, I wouldn’t be surprised if they decide to move on from Mourinho next summer.
If that happens, I can definitely see them coming for Mikel Arteta.
Maybe that’s why these Cesc Fàbregas talks have suddenly started popping up.
Something could be cooking behind the scenes.
Lovely, exactly the type of player we should be aiming for
Arsenal are keeping in touch with Rodrygo’s camp as the Real Madrid winger continues his remarkable recovery from a serious knee injury, @TEAMtalk understands.
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My for you tab is filled with weak low testosterone beta males using their free African network provided data to cry about Gyokeres 🥱
The guy doesn't fit JdP style of football unlike Havertz, it's simple as that, now move on & get a job
Only one man for the job #remontada
Don't care! We aren't a nursery anymore, those days of Wenger churning out youthies is long gone, especially if you want to be a ruthless winning machine, you don't have time to wait for players to develop. If you're not Saka, MLS or Dowman level then ciao 👋🏼
It’s starting to look like Ethan Nwaneri could eventually be sold by Arsenal. And honestly, the pattern at the club is making me think twice.
Look at Arsenal’s history with academy players who were sent out on loan. Majority of them eventually left permanently.
Nketiah. Balogun. Willock. Smith Rowe. Gnabry. Akpom. Malen. The list goes on.
Of course, there are exceptions. Saka, Lewis-Skelly, Gibbs, Wilshere, Iwobi and Maitland-Niles are examples of academy players who either broke into the first team or stayed around for a significant period.
But this is now Nwaneri’s second loan spell.
At some point, you have to ask yourself what Arsenal’s endgame is here for the lad.
I really hope I’m wrong because the talent is obviously there, but the pattern is difficult to ignore. If Nwaneri doesn’t become a regular first-team player after this loan, I genuinely fear Arsenal could reach the same conclusion they reached with Nketiah and the others..
Lovely footballer, would take him in a heartbeat as Odegaard's long term replacement
🚨🚨| NEW: Arda Güler set to sign a new Real Madrid contract 𝐔𝐍𝐓𝐈𝐋 𝟐𝟎𝟑𝟏. ✅🇹🇷
Deal includes a salary increase to reflect his performances and status at the club.
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Bang on the money 🫡
Arsenal are Spain. Fans wanted France.
Spain went into the World Cup not as favourites. The feeling was they lacked cutting edge in the final third.
They had three elite keepers, a settled defence, and the number one and number two holding midfielders in the world according to their manager. They did not rely on individual brilliance.
They were a team. A system. A unit that won together.
France was the opposite. Kylian Mbappe, Ousmane Dembele, Michael Olise and a squad full of individual match-winners.
The Premier League looks the same right now.
Man City have Haaland and company. Chelsea have paid over £100m for Morgan Rogers. Liverpool have Isak, Hugo Ekitike, and now Bradley Barcola. Every rival has gone out and bought highly-rated wingers and forwards for over the asking price and handed them to their manager to win the league.
Arsenal have built differently.
Arsenal are the club version of Spain.
The signings tell the story. Bruno Guimaraes to control the middle. Ezri Konsa to reinforce a title-winning defence. Christos Tzolis as a smart attacking addition. Piero Hincapie made permanent. Illan Meslier for depth.
While rivals chased brilliance in the final third, Arsenal doubled down on stability, power, strength and unity.
Spain showed that harmony can beat a team of superstars. Arsenal are making the same bet in the Premier League.
This was not the window fans dreamed about. There was no marquee £100m winger.
It was a window built on the belief that titles are not won by the team with the best forwards. Titles are won by the best team.
Didn't play to his strengths because apart from speed, he has none! It's not the managers job to change the system to suit a road runner, the player failed to do anything of note since the 22/23 season
Out of all of SAF's ex players, Rooney sees the game like the elite player that he was 🫡
🚨🗣️ JUST IN;
Wayne Rooney on the Arsenal vs Aston Villa Game:
“People keep talking about individuals, moments, luck, referees and all the rest of it, but when I watch Arsenal, I see a proper football team. I see a side that is coached at the very highest level. Honestly, if you don’t rate this Arsenal team or you can’t understand the level of football they’re playing, then I’m sorry, you simply do not know football. And I’m saying that as someone who’s played the game at the top level for years.
This Arsenal side are unbelievable. Absolutely unbelievable. They are so compact, so organised, so disciplined in everything they do. There are no gaps, no panic, no unnecessary risks. Every single player understands his role. When you watch them, you almost don’t even see individuals anymore, you see a programme. You see a machine. Everything is synchronised. It takes a very high football IQ and tactical understanding to truly appreciate the level this team operates at. Two games into the season and they’ve conceded zero goals while the rest of the teams have conceded two or more…
People will watch them and say ‘they’re boring’ or ‘they’re robotic’, but do you know what I call it? Elite. I call it winning football. I call it a team that knows exactly who they are. There’s a reason they leave no lapses for opponents. There’s a reason teams struggle to break them down. There’s a reason they control matches the way they do. That doesn’t happen by accident.
I backed Arsenal from the very beginning of last season to win the league and people laughed at me. People told me City would walk it, people said Arsenal would bottle it again, but look what happened, they became champions.
The fans deserve it as well. Arsenal supporters have waited a long, long time for this feeling. They’ve gone through years of frustration, banter, disappointment, nearly moments, false dawns, all of it. But they stayed patient. They kept believing in the club, believing in the process, believing in the manager and the players. Now they’re finally ripping the reward for that patience.
I think Mikel Arteta deserves enormous credit because what he’s built is not just a good side, it’s a culture. There’s standards there now. Serious standards. Every player fights for each other, every player works, every player sacrifices. That’s why they’re champions in my eyes.
And I’ll say this as a Manchester United man, this is the level I want Manchester United to get back to. This is the standard. Watching Arsenal now reminds me of what elite football clubs should look like. The control, the hunger, the mentality, the structure. When you get to this level, football becomes enjoyable again for the fans because they trust their team completely.
